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World History
A survey of people and nations of both Western and non-Western civilizations. This course explores the political, cultural, and economic heritage of civilization from the time of recorded history through the industrial revolution (5000 B.C. - 1800's) and from the rise of nationalism to contemporary times (1800's - present). Critical thinking and problem solving are stressed.
Pre-requisites: None
Grade Levels: 10 - 12
Terms Offered: Fall & Spring
Units of Credit: 1.0
Quality Point: 0.0
World Geography/Current Issues
Provides an overview of physical and cultural geography. Additionally, an awareness of similarities and differences in human needs and behaviors is developed. Areas of study are North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and the Pacific Islands. Current Issues provides an opportunity for in-depth examination of contemporary local, state, national and international issues. The purpose of this course is to assess, assimilate and analyze political and economic situations. Intense reading and detailed research are required
Pre-requisites: None
Grade Levels: 9
Terms Offered: Fall & Spring
Units of Credit: 1.0
Quality Point: 0.0